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Till: I'.KK: OMAHA. WKHNKSDAY A Hi I ST -jr.. i'Ml.
OR.J0NAS HOME FROM LONDON
Wu in England'! Capital the Day
War Wai Dtclared.
HAD HARD TIME GETTING CASH
II m4 lit Wlfr Tr4 hf M-
laatle na the Rattle, Mcfc
I Arrived In crr lork
, arls.
While not In tint portion of Europe
where fightlnt was goltlg cn. I'r. A. F.
Jonaa was within the tone of excitement
Incident to thf ar. Tlio doctor re
turned from Europe yesterday and sr. i
cording to Ma own ttdt?ni"nt he I s'ad j
to he back In omiha.
rr. Jonaa arrived In Nfw Toil. Hundav,
i-omlng across from England on the Pnl
tic. salting from l,verirt August 13. The
boat waa loBrtVd with Ariel lean returning
from Europe and aboard ct innny
wealthy iwplf who tieltn(5 steer
age and alaii to vrn friirr thl clrt Of
lasi-ace j
At the time war m declared t-y Ens- j
Im tn Da lH I nnnn The liichl '
before tho lt wop n quirt as London
i ould he. hut when he. nmf down to
breakfast the next morning ri heme nt
almost beyond bound. The atireU
were full of people and nrflhuya wTf
everywhere selling extra. Iiefore t&on
the street wore full of soldier nnd bul
Ives wa In bad condition, owing to the
fact that within a few hour money had
uddenly gone nto hiding. In hU pockrl
the doctor had expres money order and
letters of credit, but now here v nuld they
e arrepted. Even the hank would not
pay out their cash, nor would they glv
vhsnge for tT, note
The next day, Sunday, Ir. Jonn took e
troll through Hyde park and there lis
tened to the orator, of whom tliera were
hundred and earn and ecery .ne Fath
ered crowd of listener. Thee orator.
t lesst om of them, talked for war,
others for peace, while other wera talking
religion, socialism and atlll other were
discussing topics that were lee Interest.
Ing.
Monday the doctor started for Hcotland,
where h remained a greater portion of
tha time until he returned to Liverpool
tr catch hla boat. In Edlnhurgh he went
to the Cook company offices and. In
elated upon rh on hla ' letter (If credit.
This he secured, but there were daya that
he wa practically without money, though
ha had hla pocket full of paper that rp
reeented caah. -
Whlla In London the banker took step
4o prevent any run on the bank. Th day
following the war w one of the regular
holidays. Thla wa followed by three holl
days, ao declared by tho government and
by the end of that time th altuatlon had
Mulcted down and buln hd gotten
Tretty wall back Into regular channel.
Superintendent K. U. Oraff of th publle
achool ha received a letter from Mlal
little Eby, achool teacher, dated on the
lialtlc, six dy at ea. Returnltig on th
asms' boat with ' Ml Kbv were Mle
Mima and Isabella lH la. Ml Josephine
Orant and Dr. and Mr. A. F. Jona.
Five Nebraska Girls
on War Rations, is
News from Lucerne
Word from Mi Klnanor Carpenter of
Oiiih. who with four friend r war
bnurd In Lucerne, hue been received by
her brother. Hrry Carpenter. .VW North
Thirty-eighth street. The Omaha lil and
her fr'eml are on "wr rtlons.' nd rn
pliichefe but nn pound of flour every
three ;. They Bre being furnished
lihed of n Inferior quality.
"We must go to the baker fur our
bread Mir t'artwnter write, "fur eight
hiker have gone to tar. We mile! bring
cut puri hee from the hiit'-hor', for
xeven hutrher have left for war. Our
niil inaa will leave to join the army to
morrow. I(lw H-yonr-old on learned hi
route today."
All aorta of rumor were re -cived t the
outbreak ft wr, M Mi Carpenter,
fjn'' riie.or wan tlit rri had' been
burned.
MI'j fan enter fellow Kojourncr nt
Lm i rnc arc; M'e & uigarrt Wright.
joroihy I'ettl. llermlne 1,'alflcll and
'.ilra Hor.nell. ell of Lincoln. They
went to 8nll)!erln.l. Intending to iend a
yenr In Lirope tur1ylng the Kurrpcan
lnguF.
American Theater
Leased to Circuit
of Burlesque Shows
"leorge T-r.indei announeea that th
Aiiierlcn theater haa leen eaeri for a
term of five year to the riogrelve
ctrrult, an organltatlon having theater
in nhotit fifty title In varlou part of
the rntir.tr). It I the Intention to have
forty-two week of burlc'ue with a
change of bill each werk-
Commercial Club is .
Boosting for Omaha
Day at State Fair
Between ",Wf and t.tO) program and
announcement, have been ent by the
publicity bureau regarding omahn and
Mouth Umaba day at the tat fair In
Lincoln September 1. Thece are ent
through the secretarle of varlou or
sanitation. ao'lutlona, club and lo1gea
In Omaha. Thee have the I1ta of their
meinliera and are able to get a wide dis
tribution of the official announcement In
Ihla way.
A card waa Innerted In each' envelope,
lo tailing attention to booeti-rV day at
Rourke park, Heptemtier S, hen another
ba ball game la to be played, the pro
ceed of which are to be. added to the
fund for the entertainment of tha Ni.
tlonal Aoclution of Trofeaklunal IJaso
ftall Leaguea, which la to convene here
Vn November.
The game thla time la to be between
Omaha and Topeka. The other booster
game wa between Omaha and ' Pe
Molnea. There waa too much lively war
aewi at the time eo that th crowd w-a
not to large aa waa expected. Neverthe
leaa a wholeaonia fund Waa started at
.hat time. ,
SMALL BOY HAS LEG BROKEN i
WHEN HITBY AUTOMOBILE!
V, I.. Ilaller. prealilent of the Llnlnaer 1
Implement company, while crolnir the;
Kleventh etrect vlndui t In hla auto, struck :
a small boy and broke his leg. Mr. :
1 1 a 1 1 r- r Immediately took the lad to the
ft. Joseph hospital In his machine ami
tried to notify the boy's pareni. it la
bel'evcd the lioy'a name Is lck Zerla.
The accident wa dun largely to the
smoke of a ponsing train obstructing the
vkrsw on the bridge.
Omaha Receipts
of Grain 95 Cars
Though the optionn were all hiKher.
ash wheat on the Omaha maiUt was
off in prhe nnd fnlled to reach the dol
lar price, na lil been expected. One car
lmd sold at SI'gc, but generully the sales
r.cre mile mirier this figure f'o'n, hoe
ever, was strong, cnrli selling 77V4-.
within a couple of cent of the Chicago
price. In ( him so. Ml cenl w hlah for
the hept 'nibef option. 7Mc for the De.
cember nnd ;3 rents for the Mny.
tlituiha ieelpt for the uy were light,
there being by twenty-eight, car of
wheat, forty-clfcht (Jf coin nn1 twenty
nine of oats.
C'hlcsgo quotation received by the
Omaha exchange Indicated heavy trad
ing In wheat and n active to wild
market. Monday the Heptemhcr option
closed at.9V opening at !.': and sell
ing aa high as tl.rttT and down lo Wc.
Iecember remained aiHve the dollar
price, the opening gelng II. 13V with
1106' high and tl.Or.V
May had a flue tunUon of three cent,
opening at $1.1014 and going to 11.1,1 and
back to fl.in, but closing well up toward
the high of the day
It wa stated that the activity in the
December and May options wus due to
the possibility of the removal of all em
bargoes on grain shipments to Europe
long before. It I necessary to start the
movement of the cereals.
Croap and l iiaiih Itemedv,
Ir. KliiK'n New Pls.'overy glvrs almost
InMant lellrf. Hist lt.se helps K-3;
remedy for coughs. 1 old and lunt: 'rouble.
ai)c and II. All druggists. Advertisement
COMMERCIAL CLUB TO BEGIN
ITS ACTIVITIES NEXT WEEK
.Activities will legln at the Commercial
club next week. The summer's vacation
season for th club will be over and all
th many standing committees will be
called Into action. Regular meeting of
th committer are to be held during the
week and ' the regular schedule will be
kept tip after' (hut. The executive com
mittee will hold It flint fall meeting a
week later, aa the business of thl tmdy
la lo conlder matter threshed out by the
other committee and submitted to the
executive body fcr approval or, rejection.
Commissioner Hubert Alunley la taking a
vacation thl week.
FORMER OMAHA WOMAN
DIES IN NEW YORK STATE
Word ha been received of the dnth
of Ines M. Wood llllfiker. ged .IK, daugh
ter of T. C. Wood and lter of Klmer
Wood, both of O tihIih, Neb . Ht her
home In Webster, N. Y.. utter a trlf ill
ness. Hie Jnnve a huslmnd and two
children and one sister, living In Oregon.
Interment Wednesday afternon at Webster.
1 vVW . 4:fr: Z'
DR. M.J. BROWN AND WIFE
ARE SAFE IN LONDON
Ueorge O. Wallace lias word that 1.1
daughter, with her hukband, lr. Mortl-n-er
Jay Itrown, Who worn In Germany
and HwlUorland at the outbreak of the
war, are now in London nnd will (all
by the American .line for thl country
next Ruturday. They have been the guest
of (lermati friend and have suffered Ht
tlo inconvenience beyond delay In return-Ins.
Human Interest in
.; Swappers' Column
The "human Interest" features of The
Bee's "swappers' column" have attracted
the attention of the Omaha ICxrelslor,
which publishes the following coiTftienls:
. ,"A glance over the "swappers' " col
umn In Th IV often provokes smiles
of mirth. It may reveal quite a bit af
human nature, too. If taken seriously and
erne la a bit imaginative, a for Instance,
th many adver llacmenta of parties Whl
aeek to dlapoae of an article which haa
proven a white elephant on their hand,
such a a handsome piano or vlctrola.
fur something exceedingly practical. It
may be a bicycle or a lawn mower or a
farm Implement. S. C. IP may have
possessed mudcal tasWs, but Is perhaps
compelled by stern necessity to earn a
living, for H. C. 127 would take a New
Harmony grafanola, with forty double
!lac record tor a good visible typewriter.
Another musical aspirant would trade -a
mandolin for anything desirable, but an
other, 011 the contrary, evidently desires
a more musical atmosphere In the home
Dd offers two good lots In exchange Ut
a vlctrola.
"About every other ad la an mtttr to
exchange anything from a wheelbarrow
to a bouite and lot fur an automobile.
"Surrly a bargain among some of
- tr.e."
TrH
BACKS
SEAT COVEKG
TIKE COVEBH
, 1JNHN OOVKIW.
ITHIIIONM
IH'ST HOODH .
RAlHATOH noons
TRANSPARENT HHEET1NU
LEATHER HEI'AIRINU
FENDERS ftn-EUEU AM)
REPAIRED
IU)VS HTRAK1HTENED
DENTS REMOVED FROM
PANELS
Anything; In leather or Fabric
That Can He Done.
Tha Holly Auto Trimming Go.
EXPERTS'
Tad
8311 Kara
trt.
. ,r -omana, sen.
Mark I0- S788
Our Work Speaks for Itself.
' It Tears With Drtunmond.
In the
Glorious
Canadian Rockies
Snend vour vacation there
and eet the greatest variety
of pleaiure potiible
Mountain Climbing snd
Riding- Coaching .
Motorboatirg Fiilting
Euiphur Pool Swimming.
Spend your days in tha
delightful, cool sunshine,
and your nights In one of
the splendid hotels at
Banff
Lake Louise
Field
Glacier
Balfour
where you can have the
gayest social life or the
simplest, most unconven
tional time. Palatial com
fort at moderate cost.
Only twy to get there
take the
1
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
CverjrtAing
CammJiam tmcifit St mm JarJ
tetter
for Sinker stnirulan
nil or uk( w..
CEO. A. WALTON
Gen. A si Fm. DpC
2I4 3.CIfk St.
tlUfiU I'MI UttM
Chicaeo. III.
Tlka WLa MO
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HOLOREGE PALLBEARER
' AT 0. MILLER'S FUNERAL
The funeral of the late President Miller
of the Ilurlington railroad system will be
held from Trinity Kplscopal church, Chi
cago, at t o'clock Thursday afternoon.
Omaha officials who' w ill atliad are (ieu
eral Manager Holdirge. Assistant General
Manager Kolb-r and General Freight
Agent iiolcomu. Mr. Holdrege will b
one of tha active pall bearer. The Burl
ington men left for Chicago yesterday.
Cars f ladlaeatlva,
' Mrs. Kadi Y. CI son. Indiana, Pa
waa bothered ' with Indlgeatlou. "M:
alumacb pained m night and day," ah
writ-. "! would fed bloated and have
headache and belching after eatlrg. I
aiao suffered from constipation. My
daughter had vmt C'hamberlain'a Tablet-t
and thy did her so much good that h
gave iqs a few doaes of tbem and In
Ut4 upon my trying tbem. They helped
uis.aa DAthlng else has done." r'or sale
k all dealer. Jtdvcrtlaeoieot.
1 jslarsF.PV '."??a
m mi ! .in r 1 smfcA
f HE
I PACIFIC
ii LIMITED
Equipment
has every re
quisite of
pleasure and
travel comfort
consists of library, obser
vation car, standard and
tourist sleeping cars and
dining car. .
Leaves Omaha, dailr at 750 p. m, ar
rive Qucgo at fi.15 a. u. via tha
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CHICAGO
and
sMkkas
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Ry.
Tfirm otturr fajl trotm lo Chicago, Wb
Takers and full information at
Ua raraaaa Sc. Omaias. W. a. bUCs:. CUy Paaasngst Asat
What the SAXON Coast-to-Coast
Trip Over Lincoln
Highway Means to You
A Saxon car traveled 3389 miles overland from
New York to San Francisco in 30 days across the
Lincoln Highway.
It was the first automobile to make a contin
uous trip from New York to San Francisco over
the Highway and the first car of its size and price
to make the journey from coast-to-coast. It aver
aged 30 miles to the gallon on the long trip.
The same car, before starting on its transconti
nental trip, ran 135 miles a day for 30 consecutive
days 4050 miles averaging 30 miles to the gallon
of gasoline and 150 miles per quart of oil, covering
the entire distance on the original set of tires.
In 60 days this car covered almost 8000 miles
as far as the average owner drives in two years.
What this Proves to Ycu
It proves that in the Saxon you have a two-passenger
automobile equal to any test which you as a
user would ever give it. A car that can fill your
every need for business, for health, for pleasure
a car you can afford to buy and to keep.
6000 satisfied owners all over this country are
using Saxons and proving the economy and utility
of these sturdy car every day.
The Saxon ear today is the best two-passenger
automobile in the world at any
where near its price.
The new Saxon with running boards and 38
other improvements is selling fast throughout our
territory.
Come in and See this car. Let it tell its own con
vincing story to you.
Lininger Implement Company
Omaha, Nebraska
A LIBERAL EDUCATION
Taking Som Ow of the Several
CIRCLE
TOURS EAST H
(.Illinois Central
IV NEW YORK
BOSTON JJ
FOR YOUR ANNUAL MID-SUMMER OUTING
Cost Jrothing- to Bs Told About Taam.
City Ticket Office, 407 South 16th "
City National Bank Building. Telephone Douglas 264.
"The Scenic Route of Eastern America"
$27 NewYork 32
smiaat ts and return card t
Liberal stop-overs on all tours
THE CIRCLE TOUR include:. Pittsburg. Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, Ntw York, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls, and other principal points.
Correspondingly low-fr, round-trip tickets to BOSTON and th
JERSEY COAST RESORTS variable routes long limits.
Tickata on gala daily until Sept. 30.
Latest types of modern steel trains
Ta hlanlat Special Lmm Caicaga 11a.. Magnlftcant lcrio
Itshtsd stMl train with modern coach. Drawl af -room aa compartment
iMping car and observation sleeping car.
Taa New York Until Lea Chicaga 8:4 S m. m. Splendid electHs
lightad Meet train with modern coaches; drawing-room sleeping cer Chi
cage to Pittsburg. Washington and New York, and observation parlor
car Pittsburg to New York.
Tke Wkiatoa-Naw York EjpraM Leoe Ckicat So. a. Steal drawing.
room leptng car lo Ptttsborg, Washington and New York. Coach Is
Washington.
Niskt Eaawees Laaeee Ckicag t:30 m, . Steal drawing -roam lping
cere to Pltt.burf. Wheeling. Washington and New York. Coaehe to
Wheeling and Washington.
All train lvOrnd Central Station, fifth Av. and Harrison 8U Chicago.
K. C 8TROHM. Traveling Pawongor Agent,
tU Woodman f th World tUl( .Omaha. Nek,
Baltimore & Ohio
"Our pM)fFg mrm axrr gmW
No f.ionoyTiii Cured
rttts saw AH Keatnl Sltsssss aurevel wHk
t mmkt o. rauaaal ear a tsarenteed.
Writ tew graa Htostratoet ak mm Root el
auessss mm teeUfnoiMal at aaaeir4 ml
sttrod awtleata h Mokraafca aad Iowa.
OUR rt1Qr.TH-EJD SALES
Offer Splendid Economics In All Lines
A Rousing r
Clearance of
All Summer
Shoes and
Oxfords.
Buy Now.
A Grand
Showing of
New Fall
Merchandise,
Most Attrac
tive Pricings.
All Summer Dresses Must Go
Regardless of Cost
Summer Dresses That Sold at $35.00 Hundreds of them
for selection in the summer season's best materials,
styles and colorings; at one price Thursday, Qr
V"vJ
Linen Suits and Coats
Nobby styles that sold
regularly to $12.50; your
choice S1.95
50c Ging. Underskirts 25c
choice.
Long Silk Kimonos Made
to sell at $5.00 and $6.00;
fine assortment for selec
tion, choice . . $2.95
75c Bungalow Aprons 35c
: Hew Autumn Sample Suits
Over 375 Handsome Sample Tailored Suits; over 100
distinctive designs for selection Wednesday and Thurs
day, Aug. 26th and 27th .
$12.50, $15.00 $19.50 and $25.00
These are sample garments from the best New York
makers, sent us for comparison and selection. They've
served their purpose and we're going to dispose of them
during these two days at scarcely half their retail worth.
Get here early and get first choice of the best fall tail
ored suit bargains shown in years.
Matchless Linen Values
Huck toweling,
pure linen, plain
or fancy, values
to 79c, yard, 50c
Excelsior qui ted
Table Pads, size
54x54, $1.85 val
ues, each. $1.50
Room Main Floor
Dinner Nap kins,
. pure flax, worth
$3.00 a dozen,' 6
for $1.00
15 Lbs. Best. Pure Csne Granulated Sugar $1
Xsmsmbsr Tbls Is Cans, Hot Bt
Bugar.
48-lb. sack beat high grade Diamond
II Flour nothing finer for bread,
pies or cakes. Back V1.15
10 bars Beat-'Gm-AU or Diamond C
Soap for ,S5o
8 rans Oil Sardines 350
8 Ibn. best Rolled White Breakfast
Oatmeal 36o
Advo Jell for dessert nothing; like it.
1'ka; 7M
Tall cans Alaska Salmon loo
16-oz. ran Condensed Milk 740
A lbs. choice Japan Hice 85o
4 lbf. beet No. 1 Hand Picked Navy
Bean 36o
The best Domestic Macaroni. Vermi
celli or .SpaKliettl, pkg 7Vo
Oirn Hakes, pku Bo
The best 8oda Crackers, lb 7Ho
1-lh. caiia Aborted tioupa T4o
The best Tea SlfHnffs, lo 13Ho
McLaren's Peanut Rutter, lb 19Ho
Ooluen Santos C"ff-e, lb. 23 Ho
Put Up Tour Bsrtlett Pear This
Wsk Extra fancy 'WasliinKtoii
Bartlett Pears, bushel boxe. tl.75
Satra ranoy Colorado BartUtt Fears
Bushel boxen, per box 9l.es
Tha Best Craamary Bnttsr, carton or
bulk, lb. 330
Fancy Creamery Butter, lb 39o
Oood Dairy Table Butter, lb ,aSo
The best strictly fresh, guaranteed
Eg:, per dozen 34o
Full Cream AVIsconsIn Cheese, lb. aoo
Hayden's are not controlled by the
butter trust. Try Hayden's first. It
pays.
the VEOZTABtn MamzsT Ton
THB PBOPI.B
15 lbs. new Potatoes to the peck,' SSo
1 2 lbs. fresh Apples to the peck, 8 60
New Cabbage, lb BVaO
Red or Yellow Onions, lb iUo
4 bunches fresh Beets or Carrots. So
FreBh Turnips, lb 8e
Large market banket Cucumbers 8S0
Large market basket Kipe 'i'oni it .km
for 160
Ljrge market basket Cantal tupeH 30o
Fancy Hweet Corn, per dozen . 7ac
Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, lb OVjO
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LUXUS MERCANTILE CO.
DISTRIBUTORS
Phone Dou? 1 889 and Have a Case Sent Home
DIRECTORY
AUTOMOBILES, TRUCKS,
TIRES and ACCESSORIES
GA!OLI,i; CAKS
B
M
UICK
Nebraska Buick Auto Company
DR. E. R. TARRY . 240 Dee Older.. Omaha. Neb. i
Lee Huff, llgr. 1912-14-16 Faruam Street.
AXWELL
Maxwell Motor Sales Corporation.
205-207 State Bank Building.
STUDEBAKER
E. E. Wilson Auto Company,
2429 Farnam Street.